Coleridge's Literary CriticismH. Milford, 1931 - 266 страници |
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... called , is derived from reflection on the acts of the mind itself . It is formed by a voluntary appropria- tion of fixed symbols to internal acts , to processes and results of imagination , the greater part of which have no place in ...
... called , is derived from reflection on the acts of the mind itself . It is formed by a voluntary appropria- tion of fixed symbols to internal acts , to processes and results of imagination , the greater part of which have no place in ...
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... called something like reality and consecutive- ness into his reasonings , which in his writings I can- not see . His antitheses are almost always verbal only ; and sentence after sentence in the Rambler be pointed out to which you ...
... called something like reality and consecutive- ness into his reasonings , which in his writings I can- not see . His antitheses are almost always verbal only ; and sentence after sentence in the Rambler be pointed out to which you ...
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... called upon to carry his words and intentions into effect ; so that , resolving to do everything , he does nothing . He is full of purpose , but void of that quality of mind which accom- plishes purpose . Anything finer than this ...
... called upon to carry his words and intentions into effect ; so that , resolving to do everything , he does nothing . He is full of purpose , but void of that quality of mind which accom- plishes purpose . Anything finer than this ...
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